0821-Jouyou-kanji “辞” Stroke Order and Meanings

“Term” or “Word” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “辞”

Japanese Jouyou-kanji “辞” means “Resign”, “Retire” or “Reject” etc.

Jouyou Kanji "辞"

Jouyou Kanji “辞”

Jouyou Kanji "辞" Stroke Order

Jouyou Kanji “辞” Stroke Order

Stroke # 13 Strokes
On-Yomi じ(ji)
し(shi)
Kun-Yomi や(める)(ya(meru))
ことば(kotoba)
ことわ(る)(kotowa(ru))
Meanings Language, Term, Word, Speech, Sentence
Say goodbye, Leave
Decline, Refuse, Reject
Resign, Retire, Quit

Kanji words which contain Kanji “辞”, and their meanings

Words Meanings
辞意(じい-ji i) Intention to resign, Intention of resigning
辞義(じぎ-ji gi) Semantic, Meaning or sense of a word
辞儀(じぎ-ji gi) ① Bow, Bowing (and greeting), ② Declining, Refusing
辞去(じきょ-ji kyo) Leaving, Quitting, Retiring
辞書(じしょ-ji sho) Dictionary, Lexicon
辞譲(じじょう-ji jo u) Deferring to another, Politely take over to another
辞色(じしょく-ji sho ku) One’s talking and appearance
辞職(じしょく-ji sho ku) Resignation
辞世(じせい-ji se i) ① Passing away, Death, To die, ② Farewell poem, Death poem
辞退(じたい-ji ta i) Declination
辞典(じてん-ji te n) Dictionary
辞任(じにん-ji ni n) Resignation
辞表(じひょう-ji hyo u) Letter of resignation
辞柄(じへい-ji he i) Pretext, Excuse, Defense words of some bad behavior or failure
辞林(じりん-ji ri n) Dictionary
辞令(じれい-ji re i) Letter of appointment, Appointment letter
訓辞(くんじ-ku n ji) Admonitory speech, Words of admonition
言辞(げんじ-ge n ji) Words, Language, Spoken language, Spoken communication
告辞(こくじ-ko ku ji) Farewell address
固辞(こじ-ko ji) Refusal, Firm refusal
賛辞(さんじ-sa n ji) Praise, Eulogy, Panegyric, Compliment
式辞(しきじ-shi ki ji) Ceremonial address
修辞(しゅうじ-shu u ji) Figure of speech, Rhetorical flourish
祝辞(しゅくじ-shu ku ji) Congratulatory speech, Congratulatory address
送辞(そうじ-so u ji) Farewell address
弔辞(ちょうじ-cho u ji) Condolence, Memorial address, Funeral address
答辞(とうじ-to u ji) Address in reply (e.g. at a ceremony), Formal reply
美辞(びじ-bi ji) Flowery language, Pretty words
礼辞(れいじ-re i ji) ① Greeting address, ② To decline at first as a matter of courtesy

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